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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 80, 13 July 1910, Page 7

Take Bonnington's, the Tried and Tested Cough Cure. Guaranteed to be absolutely free from harmful narcotics, for nearly half:. oentury, Eonninyton's CARRAGEEN Irish Moss has been the standard family cure for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and all chest ft lung complaints. Hr. A. M. Grant, the wellknown Storekeeper ft Postmaster, Te Whaiti, Rotorua, writes: " I have used your Irish Moss for years for Coughs and Colds. For children it is the best medicine in the world; easy to take and safe. I sell dozens of bottles of it every week, and the people here are never without it in the house." Because of its success BONNINGTON'S has maiiy imitators. But even if another remedy is SAID to be' as good as Bonnington's,' whyshould you use it ? A

JJ".Z. QO. ' HAWERA. LAND LAND LAKD STRAIGHT LEASES. 1 00 Kaupokonui, ring-fenced subdivided, watered by running stream; an ideal dairy farm; close to fa<?tory, school .and post office. Rent £2 5s per acre. Good dairy herd may be taken with place on exceptionally easy terms. 2FJI ACRES, Kiapuni, l»/ 8 miles from factory; good seven - roomet house, cowshed and outbuildings. Rene 37s 6d per acre. |QA ACRES, Freehold, . Sangstei ■ LOV Road, Eltham; 170 acres in grass, 60 acres now ploughable; two miles from school and dairy factory; has never been milked on; will carry Bfc dairy cows. Price, 25s per acre. Terms £b*oo cash, balance for six years at 5 pet cent. 900 Maii-jatoki, Goodwill ot lease; rental 27s 6d per acre Lease has 4 years to run from Ist Jul v. Price £4OO. Landlord pays £koo at end of lease for improvements. FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD DAIR 1 * FARMS, SHEEP STATIONS ANU CATTLE RUNS for sale in all parti oi the. district.

Further particulars fvo:'<]— N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. K. L. M. KITTO, Manager, Hawera. TtfEW ZEALAND LOAN A>Jl> MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., r.TD., STE ATFO RD, LAND AND STOCK SALESMEN, WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS. And GEN.ERAL MERCHANTS. Kfi ACRES, iy 2 miles from town, all in splepdid grass, carrying 22 cows and several horses; 6-roomed dwellinghouse, cartshed, concreted cowshed, 8 paddocks; a model farm. Price, £3O; easy terms. No. 91'2 11 A ACRES, % mile from creamery, 1 mile from school; good 8roomed house, 20-bail shed, 8 paddocks good fences; carrying 20 cows, 15 head young cattle, 200 ewes. Price, £26 10s •, easy terms. No. 911 "JO A ACRES, % mile to excellent " cheese factory and school; 6-rd house, loose boxes, 7-bail cowshed, S paddocks, well watered, about 80 acres have been ploughed; carry 45 to 50 cow.s. Price and terms on application. No. 920 1 AK ACRES, 1% miles from factory. school, store, etc.; all in grass except 9 acres turnips; carrying at pre sent 50 cows, 10 young cattle, 6 horses-, '/-roomed house, 3-stalled stable, 18-bai! cowshed, concrete yard, implement sheft, etc. Price, £25 10s per acre. Terms, arranged. No. 910 JQA ACRES, 2 miles from school, 0 *** V miles from post office; 300 acres in grass, balance in standing bush; carvied last winter 125 cows. This is a splendid grazing property, handy to saleyards. Price, £9 10s. Terms on appli cation.

.In our PROPERTY REGISTER we have a ver} r large selection of places suitable for dairying or sheep-farming and for clients with capital or small ■neans. The prices we quote are well within current market rates, and we in vite correspondence. We shall esteem it a favor to supply any information regarding the numerous properties we have for sale. W. A. HEWITT. Agent.

GOOD MORNING, MADAM Yes, something like last Friday's order? Certainly. Our customers appreciate our good beef. What's for Sunday? Choice, tender sirloin, juicy leg of mutton, some of the primest pork? Beg your yardon? Plump little cockerel ? Right thank you. Good morning. You'll never be in trouble if you get your meat from SOLE BROTHERS TMJT THE BEST PLAOB IS BAKER'c